FAQs
What is the role of a Commercial Banking Portfolio Coordinator at Wells Fargo?
The role involves reviewing credit information of loans, responding to customer inquiries, performing credit investigations, ensuring credit files are current, and interacting with the Commercial Banking Portfolio Management team.
What are the required qualifications for this position?
The required qualifications include a minimum of 2+ years of financial analysis experience or equivalent demonstrated through work experience, training, military experience, or education.
What are some desired qualifications for this role?
Desired qualifications include stakeholder/client management skills, the ability to multi-task effectively, strong analytical skills, attention to detail, organizational skills, and the ability to work flexibly in a team environment.
What job expectations should I be aware of?
Job expectations include preparing projected financial statements, completing pro forma adjustments, analyzing financials of various companies, assessing repayment capacity of borrowers, managing roles within the team, and contributing to team goals.
What kind of financial tools and analytics will I need to use?
You will need to perform financial spreading in the MRA tool, analyze financial statements, identify trends, and provide financial commentaries.
Is there an emphasis on diversity and inclusion at Wells Fargo?
Yes, Wells Fargo values diversity, equity, and inclusion and welcomes applications from all qualified candidates regardless of their background.
How does Wells Fargo support candidates with disabilities?
Wells Fargo encourages applicants with disabilities to request accommodations during the application or interview process through their Disability Inclusion program.
What is the drug and alcohol policy at Wells Fargo?
Wells Fargo maintains a drug-free workplace as part of their policies. Candidates can refer to the Drug and Alcohol Policy for more information.
Is remote work an option for this position?
Yes, the position supports remote work but in a hybrid format.
What does the job posting mean by taking up the lead analyst role?
Taking up the lead analyst role means you will be responsible for guiding analyses, coordinating tasks within the team, and taking initiative in the decision-making process as needed.